Shark Attack Cupcakes!


For his birthday bash Liam got  a shark attack. It looked like there was a feeding frenzy in the waves, but not to worry, the kids ate all the sharks before anyone got injured. Karen made the sharks from Twinkies coated in grey tinted frosting. You can get the full instructions in our book, Hello Cupcake! and see all the other shark attack cupcake designs including a buoy marker, life preservers with shark bites, and a school of fish fleeing the sharks! The full instructions are in our book. If Liam's party was any indication, shark attacks are going to be very popular.

You can check out the book at our web site www.hellocupcakebook.com




Happy Cupcaking!

Karen and Alan


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  • 3/14/2008 6:06 PM Cathy Blood wrote:
    Wow! I just saw the first copy of Hello Cupcake, and let me tell you, it is worth waiting for. I might start with somthing a little simpler than "Shark Attack" though...maybe "minnow attack". I've just bought enough copies of the new book to last me through every hostess gift, baby shower, birthday present... yada yada yada... for the coming year! ITS PERFECT! Some day I hope to meet Karen and/or Alan...do you have a public appearance schedule yet for the book launch?


    Hi Cathy,

    Thanks and thanks for buying the book for all those events! Yes we do have a schedule of events. If you go to our web site at www.hellocupcakebook.com and look at the Come And Meet Us page you will see our scheduled appearances. Keep checking because we keep adding more dates and towns.

    Thanks and keep on cupcaking!
    Alan and Karen

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  • 3/16/2008 7:31 PM tom wrote:
    can you make jaguar cupcakes.
    ROCK ON!

    I think we probably can. We will keep you posted!

    Alan

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  • 3/22/2008 5:15 PM stephanie D wrote:
    You didnt forget about April Fools day but what about easter?

    What about Easter? We would never forget it, that's why we have lots of rabbits and decorated eggs and flowers in Hello, Cupcake!. Check it out! What's your next big holiday for cupcaking? Let us know.

    Alan and Karen

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  • 4/5/2008 4:53 PM Chef Cheryl wrote:
    Karen/Alan,

    I made shark cupcakes today and had trouble with dipping them in the gray frosting. I microwaved the frosting for 30 seconds and it seemed to be the correct consistency, however, when I dipped, I could not get the frosting to coat the sharks evenly. There were thicker spots and thinner spots. I have been using Duncan Hines frosting. Any tips/help you can provide would be much appreciated. This happened when I made the bowling pin cupcakes also. Look forward to hearing from you!

    Regards,
    Chef Cheryl
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    1. 5/15/2008 10:40 AM hellocupcakeblog wrote:
      Hi Chef,

      Be sure to stir the frosting regularly as you dip. Definitely stir it after you remove it from the microwave since it doesn't heat evenly and will not be a consistent texture until you stir. After each dip stir again both to keep it even and also to test to see if it has become too thick for dipping. If it has thickened, put it back in the microwave for a few seconds and test again to see if the consistency is good for dipping. Sounds complicated but really once you get a rhythm going and learn to recognize the correct consistency it goes very smoothly (pun very much intended)!

      Thanks for writing and...

      Keep on cupcaking!
      Alan and Karen

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  • 5/5/2008 3:29 PM stephanie D wrote:
    Hey alan and karen,
    i love your book!! these decorations are easier than people think. They are soo much fun!
    Keep on cupcaking!!!
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    1. 5/15/2008 9:25 AM hellocupcakeblog wrote:
      Hi Stephanie,

      I am so glad you like them. By the way HAPPY BIRTHDAY ( a little birdie told me it was your birthday this week!!!!!). I hope you get cupcakes for your special day, let's make some together ASAP.

      Thanks for writing and...

      Keep on cupcaking!
      Uncle Alan

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